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4 vVWBWPWWWWWWWWWWilMhBMBilM in iHMiiiimnniin i mi rn i r I 1 , mil I T i 1 , , L. - - - - -- -- - -- - - - , . .T t I I i t rill TT ?- 1 . t t I : . n - . J.'J',,''MMWMMMMMWMMMMMMMMMMi ASHEVlLOE:!lTrZEN, JORDAN BTOSBiLi fewTDHS. J J.CAlOX,-,,.)..; , R M. FL'RMAn.' ' MONDAY EyEN'OJpNElo,. It will be seen by oiir Henderson jyi1leeti;jtjijaj; ihfexitiznof .iJiat .-, pjeasajitiand pretty tQwp aQjiroiised to the importance of giving just and swidefmblicity 'to !the advantages and 'attractions! of Iheif placed and . : Tiave" 'appointed adopt the - best .jaafians io iiiat end. Henders(3hVin'ev!s; ttflrutlf; worthy of more.' fame abroad than it has ac qHirpqjq" s friends pyer." the.bpr der.vhavev aim ostj monopolized all the" knowledge So'f : iti-thofe! prevails abroad, arn'df haVo'been'dblelo hold 'on 44 that knowledge hi a treasured apdj lgmenof ,S)uth -CaroJna1 winch; . , , so long ago perceiyed the charms of that locality f and: their . ... fideli (y li 4 their - attach menjPTOrit Wqyes th'acSleheiSs of their pcrcep tion.".,. i -..v( .j '. . - - . -.;!,But;; Hendersonvilleu.caanot.'re-1 main-always the possession of one, ; nor the recipient of one current alone of public favor; ' Its grpwihg aeces sibilityj' will throw Jt ppen to other and . 9P.R verging currents, . and the time, has come when ifc;mvisl. act tP & induce the' infldw 'f a full tidefrom -all directions.- v - The cbtiVnilttee'tviff KaVeno bar ren theme i upon -which, to dilate, and we commend the public spirit 1 which gives them such pteasapt and -profitable work. to do. r: ' -r "v X We look upon 'the ' Idea .6f the Hendersonville people as not only highly tp be approved, nut as one worthy to; be followed, noti in . tli Spirit ' of 'rivalry jrut "of imitation. ;Riy8lry.eanP.ot be. suggested' in a field so fiill . is is presented. 1 ; . iWe bmmend the example to the citizeiis of Ashevilie. - They have a really deeper interest than ' H'erider sonville in : making known all -the gifts of which their town is jthe pos sessor, and of which their , position ; gives them such command. ' JJut . thesegifts will remain thepossessidn of the few and the knowledge of then! lay ) largely dormant ; unless , 'soine ' steps are taken to make; them better ', known,:'. Deluded by the" forward steps . taken - within the last few years, there is complacent satisfac lion- in tli e -belief that Asheville is famous all Over the world. In fact, in tlie pye of the multitude, it ia an unknown village, secluded some; where among. the ..mountains-;, and very many who drop in - upon it have.done.po by the chance of acci dent, the results of casual conversa tion, the pleasant experience 'of a , friend, sometirnes by, the sight of a hotel circular,' sometimes by "the perusaPof an Asheville paper, v. In truth' h at has 'been done has' bee mainly the" fruit of private enter pTis eT ySwannano'IIbtl- b&i somewhat widely " distributed its circular9,;and . the personal efforts ' of the1 propriefors ; have been effi' cieniUy useful. The map; of ; Mr: Gwyn, recently published in the Ci,rTiz1Es';,iflpd also distributed in cirl cular form, has been instrumental in drawing attention to the accessi-: bility of Asheville' froni all quarters by railroad . The.CmzKN itself .has not been, silent in ringing the jiraisei and sounding the aJv'antsiges'. of Asheville. - But all these agencies have limited influence, and snlepjr them have only 'pergonal ;nlb'tTve: Something more is wanted.' f .If the. inducement to Henderson ville" fs 'stroni' that ii i Asheyjlle ; is ' strongerl; If' Henderson villcrf;,'i'?8 shown' to be accessible so it, canijvbfe fchpwn; -that also is' Asheville,' 'ahd" '-from more different directions!'.'; Let ourpeople do 'what their neighbors have done. v Iet tlm, in- public meeting, appoint'" a -committee "to collect the material for a pamphlet or a eeries of pamphlets setting forth , all the needed descriptive and. sta tistical1 matter 'whTch will'preseiif: a e true -l-picture -of what- the , ou Jide - world , ought to k'nowVand hich a great part or mat outsiue- world as anxious to knowijt these jiahi phleis" be illustrated wifli alf "the ..forms, jof , natural ;, beauty and , with " all the creations of human inddsl Jit llige' (ija'mjliiet8j:,ljf Sssiied' -;.in ... such numbers tha( they may ' finq1 their way; to the remotest parts of thfr country.-iAt them- be distrib- - ..uted'n'.v-railrpads; 1 ainorrg "hotels and placed every where;' in- -book stores "Let an awakened !-4ubiic spirii iaTce'liold of these tilings! - lit them.; be; present every where ' ir thought andTin conversation.. Let th;m inflame" public sentiment and direct every pnrpose; ' What has ' inLi, .with vastly v A advantages, Seville if the ignitepublic sentiment and personal enthusiasmttndrie clirtoortanlof -1-."- .-1 J. Liif-- 'A;,"AJ aggregaieu purpose. - 4 . Nevenniind tbeV:ost of the"bbiect sugges tedfiTh e " ou tlay wilTb a meraliagalella ip i,h.eS.3iltSv- p'pw Jf t s dq. asjiderfonville lias a6aet or. bro'pbscs to do. '., TlleJrthigtdiaf sjyf:'p : j "Our friend of the Citizen for same reason . unknown to ills is not just now .amiable, towards the Stair, It brings the railing accusation that the, J&ar prides . itself. "in saying sowlthing UlMtio 'one fe&e 'would dare do.'! Ver sad7 that. But our friend is mistaken. The Star pre tends -to nfcr suclr boltlnes j'Oreccen tricitv. It onlv has the temerity to rspfea thfe UrutH'arid to" re&WMts own opinions anu noi iuubb 01 oui e.rs,, . .It makes no pretense tq infalli- ty, but it .does cumta ; ne nonest and conscientious.-- - Pur. friend of the Star and we usp tfee' Wdrd friend iri its best and inost sincere sense-totally ihiscon cieves our temper ap4 the spirit vpf our, aruuie wnieii vaiicr iurwi, tuj above, part of a. comment upon; the said article.. . .We .would be chargea-bl-With kind of inratitudep'and an obliVbnsnesj to long continued, close and pleasant " relation, mide ttiore pleasant by the, remembrance that the Star is the ( worthy, repre sentative of a city we hold in ;euch real esteem--almost affection: , .The truth in relation to the Star is that in itthere is such fertility of idea and such" independence of thought, that it does, what many other jour nals do not, give us food for thought and sometimes occasion for animad versions. : It would" be-impossibte always to agree absolutely with" the Star in all things, and we' are free to say that we do not always regard its independence of opinion as judi cious or politic. But we assure our friend' that in using the expression he quotes that the Star 1 "prides it self in saying something that no one else would dare say" we did not &peak with offensive purpose. - The "boldness pi candor ;is ' often' very commendable and often necessary, and we i would neither restrain nor condemn-the Star for "speaking out in meeting."- But we retain still the right to express our own opinion and the privilege Pf dissenting from its, views, and we hope we may be permitted to do so without the sus picion of being 'not just now iimia,' ble toward the Star," or forfeiting the good will of a most esteemed and a most excellent journal. ' SENATOR VANCE NOT A MAL CONTENT. The following from the Washing ton Post, expresses in Senator Vance's own language the opinion we had ascribed to: .him. "There u no change or shadow of turning in his political opinion"; nor is there any foundation lor the belief or the hope that the deliberate movement of the administration is prejudicial , to he Democratic party : ' : MI belongs now to a ; proud ahd stiii-necked generation," humorous ly 'said Senator Vance last night, ad dressing a Post reporter, iaid touch ing the. huge tolas 01 linen ! which enswathed his neck and compelled him to bear his head quite stiffly VfiA HA.nd.the.Teason js," continued thei Senator; Hhat Dr. Walsh's sur gical knife relieved me some days agaf of;.a,tumpr.upon my neck. It was 'hot. malignant but I concluded it would be just as well for us to separatel r By the way, ypu.willjust say for m!e' that there is a vbracious niofnina journal . in this city;' ; It said the other day' . that it ; was ah open' secret - that 1 wouia soon join the ranks of the malcontents,' and it is mentioned as the arch-malcon-tehts Senators Eustis J and - Black burn. '-Well, these gentlemen, like alt otlier manly men, can of course take care of themselves. Now, how ever open that secret may.; be, it is not wide enough open to admit me. There is -in me no chansre, neither; shadow pf turning," from thp&e vie ws 6ri the strbject "which I 'expressed several weeks "since through the courtesy of ; the Post; and the stat ment of the aforesaid veracious jour nal Relative tP hie bus no foundation whatever'.'" And off the genial Sen ator ; sauntered for the 10 o'clock train, ''"which: was to bear him to his Korlh' Carolina home. ' ; The salary of 'the chief-of-police of New- "York is larger than the sal aries of most of the Governors of States.; .; It i.i $G,0(X). ( - - V - ; It is told of the people r in, ; New York that ja want advertisement re quiring the spading of a garden may bring an ,old wnian or two ' with spades oyer ilieir shoulders . in an-J swer to the summons bookkeeper i wantel 1 bt ddubleHeiitry' and learn- tiic com bfnUtionHhei nafe theludescome mi aif'hin (T tin ''na avenue ui-.rejn- in-dhtsi 'x" tif. 'jrjr.-. ;liWhile the evidence in the Cluve rias case Was circumstmtialy if was sd strongs to shut out tiny rcasPn- able obt as to the prisoner s guilt, liut it must be admitted 'that .very serious ihistikes have.been made'in cases where the. evidence wasi.whol- ly circumstantial. - President Clevolarid's ' decision not to goto the Soldiers' Home this sumtnor .for ,hi-4vacation, at least I until questions as to his right to v so ' "TV" : '"- y v 1 ""- - - The HoiMa Herald . contains a Jojag Xcopurit of the dv'ath of. L. G. Dennis, pf Gainesville, Fla., the modtj noted 'of the Florida carpqt baggirs.; lldcame to' that State as the captain or&rMassachusetts com pany of infantry, and after the war countyv Frbn the I early days "of reconetretion un tit 1 4 i ne - was . an power in the Republican ranks and absolutely, pphtrolled th,e negrps. pf that county. .;i;l;hrooh their .ypteg be was contirioonsly in ' Office ? even up to th? time: of.' his' -death.' ; He fras 1 (t ;m embe oT the1 -.Constitutional Cpnyention pf-1868 that- framed the Coos.toor'5ii'i which the State has since :beent governed and . which the Convention'; no wr f assem bled at; Tallahassee 13; toannul'Ile leqt u'party,u.pIuaDUg.the" noto rious "Archer frauds," uwbich gave the State to Haye,-and but for him it is;generally conceded these frauds could not have been - carried 1 out. He; wfas: offered as a reward a : small office in-r Ghioijiw4iich'; : he - declined, ana,1 'returning -nome, aenonnceaL. beef 6 to 10 cents, as to quality. . .-, Hayes in v unmeasured fterms,- arid never again showed the same ardor in behalf of th' party. v' He; vigor ously opposed jhe election ' of : Bis bee, Repubcap,;, $6Cbngress, ih..the Second Congressiohal District, -and felt sure -he Would defeat : him: ; He accumulated considerable property in Gainesville, where" he lias, been living ot late A comparatively : quiet life."; He was a . fine Speaker,, .with an active mind, and was at once ag gressive and' tmscrpulous. '-' Het is said to have died in; attempting up on a.'wager'to. 'drinic I'tvvp ;quajrts'-pf whisky; :.) 'ur.': i:;:r g.'.'r ..1.1 1. ... im ,' ! . . rrttt. '. '.The-New -'-BKrraBHi ' Premier. Right Hon: - Robert ; Arthur Talbot Gasoigne Cecil, Marquis pf Salisbury was born in J830t and represented the Borough of Stanford in the Con servative' interest from 1853 until he succeeded to the Marquisate" by the death of his father in 1868, He took an active part in all public meas ures which affected the interests of the Established Church,1 and in the .leading Church of Erlgland institu tions. In July, 1866, Lord Derby appointed him Secretary ot State for India- which :post he resigned in Marchj 1867j Ott account of a differ ence of opinion on the Reform Bill. In 1869 he wasjelected Chancellor of University of Oxford. . He was again oppointed secretary of State" for In dia by Disraeli inTebrurary, 1874. In 1876 he represented England at .the conference of Constantinople, held there because the .Sulton refus ed to accept the . proposals, of the Rowers regarding the .. government of the Provinoes,; On April 2, 1878, Disreali appointed him Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,1 and he at once wrote a 1 memorable dispatch enunciating the policy of the gov ernment on the. . Eastern, question. In conjunction with Disreali herep sented England at the Congress ot Berlin which settled the ' questions growing out of . the ;:war between Russia, and Turkey . . . : . . : ; :A horse died of hydrophobia i.ii Mecklenburg county, bitten ! by a mad dog; that same dog, no doubt, in fhedayd of his sanity a-worthleES cur hot : worth the powder . and shot to kill - him; yet in the- eyes of -the owner of -sufficient worth to, stand in the way of a law for the . protec tion of sheep, husbandry, and now he has: crowned his worthless; life with the killing of a beast that'was valuable. Another horse in the same neighborhood is likely to be-' come a' victim to the same ignomin ious,' though horrible fate. J ; ' The Charlotte post office is : the subject of ' contest p between ;'; two very worthy anil equallyr.matched oppbnents Geri John A. ' Young and Capt. . John J Ghormley. . It is said that Gen. Young is endorsed by' Senator-Vance. The Richmphd State says ;.:'' , , : "Active business seasons are gen i erally preceded by eras of general! stagnation. We will have business this fall. Perhaps so: we " hope so; but the angel is very slow in mov ing the stagnate waters. - i Round . W. N C R. R. , UNDER . NEW MANAGERS. IS nnu own lr the' recntion of visitors. Round Kaob is situated ptvthc line of the Y. N. ' C R.. R., 26 miles from Asheville, arid in the Valley ft Blue; Ridge Mountain. House: newij turnisnea wun . an conven- iences. Table, supplied from me best markets. Climate and water not. exeelled by any section in W. N. Carolina, ; ' view of the Hotel, throwing a stream 2C8 feet lygh, Northern visitors ywill find, it jo their interest to visit this beautiful and romantic spot. r Telegraph office in Hotel. t urtiier tntormariorr. aooresa. " -i- : v. i v?- W B. TKUi, - ; An 2o-I5tf Round KnobrN. C j X 1 ' A i'M T r? TY - Wen on bur tat Belling i iim:W( V( rfankril "rolnme ln"0ne. '- -" ' ' A rich thing for those who want to make money. The sales are last treniendoos; ,15,000 copies sold in Eastern N. C. the past whiter. Men now want- Snecial Inducements to experiaaead'iagents and students, No; capital . necesswt references f"! VB"-i.'t-HlllSSto seU Page & Wood worth's OreatRepabUc to keep DOCK8MapsandChartsofCleveUndandHendrteKa.-, j ritefprws to - , . wDOmv-OETH.- - , . .. -Atlanta, Ga - or P. J. Page,; Asoeyiue, rt. w ap !3-d2tuo!i il . f . 1 (JUAB baol Hotel)'' . jtijrvFmi cTtriiEit o cor- : Cofmns 'niade in First-Clas Style; of WalwrV MotmtalnUircn, ropiar, nne and Maple of the best quality. Satisfac tion Guaranteed and Low Prices charged. Ha ank? " "f. the puDUC :i call ana see for the 1 i BeplO-1' AsliaTllIe T6bacco Market., 1$-: V i I AsbevillJL R C. June8.18o5. f The breuka during the list weA have keen nuall.. Farmers huvebeen too busy j jaring their lands and planting their crops, to bring to bacco to market. Prices hav been maintained on all grades of tobacco in sound prying order. Soft tobacco, of which, ai times, a good deal was onenng. goia low. A , 1 1 Ho chango in qnotaUcma.. I i V I f i Fillers Common T 1 m f - , Common Leaf ... S . a 8 - ., i... ;. Common Bright laf,........ 8, al2 ... 1 ! - "Good v' - ."--' -iJLJi' W ' Fine : . 16 vaS2 . Smokers Common Reddish, . T ' alO - Common Bright;..; .-. IB yl2 Fine to Extra v-;....!1 -a22' Cutters Common to Goad..,..12 - a!4 ,j Good to Fine 'a2- : vi..v FinetoFancy....-i...j......ii-4i t a9 .Wrappers Common 15 . 20 Common to Medium.-'.'. .jJ'5-!a3ev' i ':. : i. : , Medium to Goodv ,....-30 . aaO ..Good to Fine ...iU.40-'ft50 (' ti --rU JHCTvatnAli'i ii.Hi'ii n.i.i li'lWM - ' . ' :.Ullu,l .1,: ii'M 1: .if PRODUCJi 3IAKKET. H:iai iJi.r: Corrected Dally by: :A,,' POWELL & SNIDEIV i.l",i:.t ASHBviiii, June w, iisjo. API reen. tier ImsheU Sl OO to tt 501' JU 7 . " - anea,atoaeenta. , . -:i .-.n? ucl Bulk Bacon 7 to 9; Smoked 12Ji cents; shoul , Bums rnme so 10 tu cents; common aocenu. ; Beeswax so to M cents. : .-..I tewiU't Beans White 1126 to 175. i. ' , Coffee Rio 11 - to- 14 ' eentsj iagoayVa U ixuu; v za 10 w eeuis ' Cheese 15 to 20 cents, as to quality. Corn- SO to 90. 1 " - Corn Meal 80 to 90 A ..; Candles Per box, S2 60 to 12 75. Eiofs--lO to 15 cents per do: , r Viii niiii rioar r 53 00 to 84 OO net Mira iuio centa. Molasses Common dark 25 to SO eentt. 1 Fine Syrup 50 to 75 cents. , . . .-1t "Kt., rirli..n. rt 7i tit at ' . Oats-5 cents. i.,; .,l.- Hay $1 45 per cwt. -', .,, 6hipBtnff 30pertou. i ! ' 11 &n;.il 1 , Dried Peaches 8 to 12 cts; napeeled 4 to6cts. vPeas $1-50, ... ' -! .- Potatoes Sweet, per bushel, ft . ' : ...r, Trifih, ' " ; $lto$156: gSgars Brown, 6 cents; powdered 10 cents; cntsa ed and grantuVtfed, to 10 cents , ' Vinegar 30 to 60 cents per gallon. - " lI ' , WHITOOK Still to the Frontl And There to Remain ! 1 With the1 cheapest and most elegant as sortmenf of Goods' ever brought to Ashe ville. ..It is a well established fact that .;. j.'.': W HITLO CK;M Is. and has been the attraction of Ashe'-T ville. !' X claim to carry the most complete 'as sortment 'of my class of goods .in Ashe ville, -and to convince joupf this fact, : 4A assurance of this fact will be effected 4 calling at1 my Store :and ; examining th beautiful display of goods, haV can be seen. ... ; : . 1 '.. ;. 5 j : Just received a new line' of those: beau tiful Lawns, at 5. cti per yard. ; - ; ; t ; rA beautifiil assortment , of Gingbamk in Plaids and Stripes.; l.x .. -i--:sl ! A fresh supply of E.mbroideries,rrangin jn price from 5 cts. to $t.oo pr Vard. ; I.aces in Oriental, Clung Torchon,' Af ghan, Spanish,. Roint de Alkon.i Russian and others, that wit hay to be seen to be appreciated.; " " . il" ; In Dress! Fabrics,.! show .some grand styles, and ask an. inspection, of ba Stock befbre purcha6ihg:elsewhere. ' : fii;- a Z MllJUNERY DEPAfeTMENT.T ' Just received, my second supply, pi pew shapes, and can say W 11 h confidence that I Can please the most fastidious in taste. j It would require the3 entire, space ?'itf the Citizen to enumerate each," article sepa rately, but all I aak: is a call and 1 eel con-1 fident that you wiu aa suited. 1 f r :f;, ,r ; ! v GENTS'." jftj RNtsiilNG. i J I have a complete -Stock of everything io this line, comprising ' Hats, Shirt Uh derweari. , f losiery, .Nekwear?VPMdke. Chiefs, &C-. ;r! .'. - ,:'.-! :if "i'l teiv,! I am " sole ' Agent lor the. celebrated DUNLAP IIATS and EARti -WII son collars: ; . ;; ::k i i, In consequence' of the death ofrJV&t!. Whillock, who was my Manager, the bus iness-will' be continued by '- ' -": ' . '1 ..; ,.; ...H. WH ITLOCK, . , 1 . (Underi Eagle Hotel; Main St tilt; .nimeriResoitJke ; j " i-. South, .s-::i-fty.iKUrt 1 ' jflii; S !i:!-J to??, ' ,.; 1 - ..... i y i-'f' ft ! r iaill'S 1T!A IMtTMIj. ! T OCATED apon the suthrolt of CtesaPHlead Mountain, a bold sour of the Blae Bides In upper South Carolina, 4590 feet above tide water; leaving an average temperature of from 65 ta 70 (HlhnfLtA nnnAmllAlMi ,.-74a AttwtL' ' TSa frosts. ; Scenery varied,: grand -and beautiful beyond Description. .. - v ;. ' i.Jvi-jjinir.i juuierai waters suuuuau i. . . - - ', .... . . : - . , :'( "!!. I . i HO 1 ( Is. Now Open for (he ItecfJon, Gwfis. Daily stages and mall fl-ora Hendersonvtlle, N, C-; distance 84 miles good roads.)-.;. '! Tbbms .00 per day; S10.00 per week; t2v,0Q lbr four weeks. Children under eight yearS,-and Col ored servants, half prices - V.1,1 .:: c f. A-MlhEH. fD., '.; e8-dSm . , . 1 ... .Proprietor., CANADA COWAN (Eskblished itt 1855.) iValcliiiialtcr, Jeweler, : i AKDJDKALKB IS-P i t.w " h .. r -" I , ,111 fc -ueii!e, N. C. ' iJ Vs nld PenMlood . h5 V J f T ST" sT3 V: sea T . A 11 J CORNER PATTON .AJVENUE AND MAIN BT. I . r rE:C6di'Rl4i:tMlOARK, A T TBS L0 WSTJkIO CJtXS. fly , 8701 &MST- ySTjvsisLE rape ..uia?. Xjtms jtjs ":;! t fei iTr.r .7.-r.s 7ti..u -1. TQ--.YQlhMA2Jt thhiu '.no, T -:-'r;- tf-n't .id-la ifeu!' j" PROGRAMM,'S,CIRCULAaS. CARDS, LETTERrHEADS,1 ! 0 BtVlADS; P0STEKS' :i ;;riEpsJTEr;' ,.ZiHEADS;PAMfjLEX : 10 . PRINTING, TAGS;'-"'4 ' 1''; .LAND'irJE'EDSL "' - '-':' H ji Mortgage, I?eps, j.. . SHERXEFS' DEEDS;. - CIVIL . WARRANTS ' '' S T :A T E ; WARRANTS, ' 'jirsficfcs; JUDGMENTS,' . IUSTJCES':! EXECUTIONS C H ATTELi MdRTG AG ES, &c. li'-AD, OBTAIN 'Skill- IPLES AND PRICES BEFORE kSIVING YOUR ORDERS; ' uK.ii -in-itl- lifc.i- i;o i .1 U. S.' COMMISSIONER'S . BLANKS i-.n :n: OF ALL r KINDS. ' rTOlIAN & ST01TE, , : ,ii..-.'i' ,; - r . i'.Mi ..Proprietors:.- SWANN'ANOA IIOTEI, 'I if 'hp iijA.steille-Ni'G: i r lv.-il.i i ," i iliml' Altitiide,., 339 feet Abpyft ..the Seal j-.itv.l -"Jt te; TBJt.Teeaat additidns and improvement to the SwaKA9tcui make it, peehapsy th: most attraotiva anj coratorUbJo Hotel in tle South. Its Towor and 450 .feet of gaUeriea furnish viewk of the wannanoi Kivnr and- the French Broad Kiver TRlleys. Also views of the Bine Eidge, ringah,' Balaam, Mew Eonnd and Elk ranges of motintaius,' peaks ' of which are over 6,000 fet high- Convenieat to Post. Express: XeJegraph and Railroad Ticket Offices, and Ashevme 'Bank. -Ashevme library' hd Aahel villei Clnb-Booinaui) Pareat rooontain watw aoniocted to and through the Hotel, , L, All Modern onveniences- ,., o The Ball Boom (bMs1G0 feet A fine Or cbeatrt,fzpm Philadelphia ia engaged for the Hammer. ... . ' Special Ratei tdPajtiei b the Month; Tba Proprietors take- special pride in the Tidiness of their House, and the successful managetnenl of the cfuiaine -department:' ):;.,.-,. h; ii BAWLS BKOTHXBSi i Jun'3 s - 'Its " Zm1m.2J ."1W .... I!' I it II I'M rn tfoj'jcdj .1 1iTit4v:,li .) -.1 -tf 'WLi' ' ;' ' ''1 ' ' J ' ! . : WASHINCTONry;VS .'ilil 1 . ,oiri!iiinwif!v ijiih.u . i-'VJ V 7 -W1 Ar,i '';'''(a7 1 H D.C. ? " .i?7:t; I j I ' J . I I j I j V ' I. t . - i. S v " ' Waycrossjl p ,7 :..!):. h.-ru.iM,JI .I,iy. :jf. , '.J(--T , . ( mn) ' ' ' '. I -j ... . t I..;.,., : Jif y T,.. : -" " . VtnrkertnwfUa .- . ' ' . mmll, 1 -TIT 1 "m '; V 1 fiates AfloressDR. PEIRO, i-l 1 wereferbjpermliwtofi toafewnf .- Vvs non. mm. pann nixonf&a. inter v J: Can. fc. H- Mownrri. Mra. T. R. ''I wii im i3l1V rw 11 1 ! J W I L FurniturerjDoors TATT0N AVENUE. t . Xt i"i CHAS. A. MOSELY, ) - T ; B.-M. JONES, I oalksm r.v EN, , VV xs LlARGE LOTofBABY OAERIAGES. -'-.:. .'.--. ... iJ ' ' , EVE RV ,t i: '! ; . , ... v, . . The public ,are now cordially invited to call and examine my-stock ol I fiave been somewhat delayed in getting ready for business, but now have a good and substantial stock l - - - TOSHIO'W'T'OTJ- 'ir:,: J l' intend to sell goods cheap and for cash in hand.My ptock con sist of,. , t sv: 1 ,.. . , .. ... ;...': '( '..'. ' ''..'.,l Bedsteads; all qualities; Bureau Washsands, Tables, Ch?irs, MatlreFCB "Springs, Wardrobes-Desks, Towel Backs,--Parlor tuitP, . Carpets;. Window Shades and Oil Cloths. . Iwill "also lmve in a short time a nice line of , i Z r Wi:A;;r' L;-::;'A ;P5'.'R;. . ' ' Hoping you will call and examine my stock before buying, ! - . I am respectfully, :, mhlS-sw&w - .: ; ' : : 1- S.1: 5IoMUI.I.j:'. ';':- For . Cash or on Instalments. 1 Send,!.!- illustrated cciaiogue ana mcc N . - i: MOOBE & PALK, mci-G1; '' w ' ' " ,C ; ; t Opposite Poet Offiiie Pf?. PEIRO baatovotwlS7aantotlMpwlAtrratnieiitof Catarrh. Throat, Lung Di tounitorof tb Am. Ukjrtran Vo.,ur(M pro Cocuuu of Uiat wondertul nuoedy .ind by Initiation .m widcl kiimt u ttaa OXVG E W TREATMENT , For the reUof and enrs of Consumption, Bronchitis," Aathma, Hay Fever, Catarrh, Nervous Prostration, eto. , B-n n rorttaa "Manual," an lnterestln book of I2i pmgem Four Colored. Chicaco Opera House, ttirk mm .TolTTo., . Chicago. Carse. ' - , - Chicogo. O.W. Nixon, M.O., Mrs. Netta O. Rood, - Chlcono. Henry R. Stiles, M. D., - - - - - aiewVorit. W Tl Chi flTAimn. 4m mnil- mnt nniwiliM in Ihn TTttttni Stat. CanalUt or iSuroj by ixjnm. itMv. pin, cutiipUU litrttLtaam m; trUunul. -EIM O N Sash and -Blinds, ASHEVILLE, " '-" ' , - ; - . BODY! J. D. ROBERTSON ISlccessor to Steffxeh & Rohertsox.J Jewelry, Watciies, Cloeks, 1) j ani ol(1 s, F.yhL G 1 a ss Spec t acl gs VI a t.e ( Ware, Solid j ; Silver Wave: -,-:- : ., ' . COMPLETE LINE. ALL KINDS REPAIRING DONE. EXAMINE j MY GOODS AND PRICES . ONE.DOOR SOUTH VANGILDER & BROWN, . I' '. ASHEVILLE. N. C. IBiiDii'imfitQiiii'e. 'l;'' ,:;.:i :' iXl.cL
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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June 15, 1885, edition 1
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